With regard to the report "20 years on, historic Oslo accords seen as false dawn" (Sep. 13), the Palestinians should not agree to negotiations unless there is a freeze on settlements and all of the territories occupied after the Six-Day War are returned. This is required by international law, but when it comes to Palestine, Israel is above the law. They never agree to talks unless they are conducted under their terms. Ismaeel Marikar, Online response
